Mosquito Treatment | Blue Chip Pest Services

How Can I Avoid Getting Mosquito Bites?

Stay indoors during dawn, dusk and early evening when mosquitoes are more likely to bite. Wear light-colored clothing, plus long-sleeved shirts and long pants for extra protection. Use personal repellents on skin and clothing. Protect your dog or cat with a product made especially for pets that repel mosquitoes.

How Can You Tell If Mosquitoes Are Carrying A Disease?

It is impossible to tell. You should use precautions such as store bought repellents.

How Do The Products You Use Reduce Mosquito Populations?

We will treat the landscaping around the perimeter of your home and yard with a residual material to help reduce the population of mosquitoes at their resting sites. This microscopic material clings to the undersides of leafy surfaces where mosquitoes will hide during the day.

I Back To A Pond, Is There Anything I Can Do?

We have treatments available for ponds, lakes, and other bodies of water. We can treat these mosquito breeding sites with a larvicide to prevent eggs from hatching and larvae from emerging as adults. These treatments are safe for fish and other wildlife as they are not pesticides.

Will Treatments Completely Eliminate The Mosquitoes On My Property?

While treatment is intended to help reduce the mosquito population on your property, our program will not totally eliminate mosquitoes. Our mosquito reduction program is intended to help reduce the breeding and resting sites of mosquitoes around your property thus reducing, but not eliminating the opportunity of being bitten by mosquitoes.

Will This Treatment Work For Other Pests Too?

This treatment which focuses on the landscaping around the house while designed for mosquitoes is also effective at helping to control other pests such as fleas and ticks. Many of our customers have also reported seeing fewer pests such as ants and spiders around their house as well. This treatment has also been found to…

Besides Ponds And Streams, Where Else Do Mosquitoes Breed?

Over-watered landscaping Water gardens Bird baths Old tires Flower pots Tree holes Pool covers Urns Rain barrels Roof gutters Ornamental fountains Abandoned swimming pools Water troughs Retention ponds Any other water-holding receptacles, especially after rainfall